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Post Hurricane Ida ? Scotch Plains Needs More Action
Joe Sarno - Scotch Plains 
Wednesday, September 21, 2022
I recently read Councilman Matt Adams letter to the editor on reflecting on Hurricane Ida one year later and I have to say it’s just more of the lip service we are accustomed to seeing from him with his time on council thus far. As someone who had the floodwaters in his home, I can tell you that it ...
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2020 Election Results
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2020 Election Results
Updated Wednesday, November 20, 2020 ~ Union County Clerk Certified Results 
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
Cranford Committee (2 Seats) (100% reporting) Brian Andrews (D) – 7,988 ☑️ Jason Gareis (D) –  7,556 ☑️ Chrissa Stulpin (R) – 6,672 Gina Black (R) – 6,583 Cranford BOE (3 Seats) Lisa Carbone – 9,646 ☑️ Kurt Petschow – 9,047 ☑️ Kristen Mallon – 6,715 ☑️ Francis Riccio, III – 3,770 Fanwood Fanwood BOE...
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Protecting Yourself From the Next Storm
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Protecting Yourself From the Next Storm
MARIELLA FOLEY 
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Tropical storm Ida made its mark on much of the east coast and has been viewed as one of the deadliest storms to hit NJ. Many homeowners who never experienced flooding issues in the past were suddenly caught off guard and inundated with water in their homes, costing many residents significant losses...
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Byron Miller Named Rotarian of the Year
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Byron Miller Named Rotarian of the Year
WESTFIELD ROTARY 
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
WESTFIELD — On Friday evening Byron Miller of the The Rotary Club of Westfield was awarded the F. Matty Mathewson Rotarian of the Year Award by Rotary District 7475. “Byron exemplifies everything that makes Rotary special. He truly cares about others and is the first to roll up his sleeves and get i...
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Dittrick’s Celebrates Grand Opening of Beer Garden
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Dittrick’s Celebrates Grand Opening of Beer Garden
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, August 17, 2022
GARWOOD — After a remarkably tough couple of years, the close-knit family behind Dittrick’s Wines and Liquors raised a glass in celebration of some good news on Friday when they cut the ribbon on their new outdoor beer garden and community space. “This, all of this, is our legacy,” said Yash Jagad, ...
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Borough Officials DecryGraffiti Incident, Vow Increased Vigilance
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Borough Officials DecryGraffiti Incident, Vow Increased Vigilance
FRED T. ROSSI 
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
FANWOOD — Borough officials condemned last week’s graffiti incident at the Nature Center and pledged increased vigilance to stem the recent wave of vandalism at borough parks that culminated in last week’s episode. Police Director Michael Bramhall spoke at Monday’s borough council meeting and said h...
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Union County Election Ballot Drop Box Locations
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Union County Election Ballot Drop Box Locations
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
AREA — A list of ballot drop box locations is below. The secure ballot drop boxes are under 24/7 camera surveillance. Ballots will be picked up on a daily basis by a bipartisan team of Union County Board of Elections Employees. Berkeley Heights – Snyder Avenue Park, 240 Snyder Avenue. Clark – Clark ...
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Make 2022 the Year of Your Finances
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Make 2022 the Year of Your Finances
MARIELLA FOLEY 
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
January is the time for New Year’s resolutions and to reflect on goals for the upcoming year. Personally, I love this time of year for that reason. Four years ago, I spearheaded an initiative to inspire the financial empowerment of women and named the group Women of Clarity TM. I challenged women to...
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Landscaping: It’s the First Impression Your Home Makes and Can Help Sell Your Home
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Landscaping: It’s the First Impression Your Home Makes and Can Help Sell Your Home
SUSAN MASSA BROKER ASSOC. 
Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Here are a few tips to add value and curb appeal with attractive plantings and well-maintained landscape: Potential home buyers form their first impression of your home from its curb appeal. Yet the home’s outdoor landscaping is overlooked, or underdone, when preparing your home to sell. Ideally the...
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The Sweet Life: New Bakery Opens In Westfield
KATIE MOEN 
Wednesday, September 28, 2022
WESTFIELD – Throughout the span of her 20-year career as a professional pastry chef, Uyen Kirshenbaum has studied in Paris, baked for some of the most famous high-end resorts in Las Vegas and left her mark up and down the west coast. She has earned Michelin stars, traveled the globe and worked with ...
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District Staff Lobbies Board to Keep Social Studies Supervisor
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District Staff Lobbies Board to Keep Social Studies Supervisor
By MADOLYN LAURINE 
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SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Education meeting last Thursday turned tense when more than 50 teachers and staff from across the d...
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AREA — The New Jersey Office of the Attorney General (AG) has filed charges against the propertymanagement companies behind the Vermella in Garwood, C...
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CRANFORD -- The Cranford Theater was successfully evacuated on Wednesday night after a partial ceiling collapse that garnered widespread attention fro...
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Celebrate Mother’s Day With Tour of Notable Homes
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WESTFIELD – The popular Tour of Notable Homes produced each year by the Friends of NJ Festival Orchestra will be held on Saturday, May 10th between 10...
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WESTFIELD — The Westfield Board of Education spent nearly two hours in executive session during Tuesday’s meeting discussing issues related to Harassm...
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